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| buzzing electricity in house | 04 Nov 2003 18:46 GMT | 8 |
Was hoping someone here could give me some suggestions on what to look for / what to fix... Have a very light buzzing sound in one room of my house. It sounds very general in the room. My wife thought it was coming from one outlet.
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| Electrical mystery | 04 Nov 2003 18:37 GMT | 8 |
I recently experienced an electrical phenomenon that I can't explain. 1. The circuit is a 20 amp branch using #12 conductor that feeds a GFCI duplex outlet that is used primarily for a washing machine. There are no other outlets on this branch.
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| How to Tell if Baseboard Heater is 2 or 4 Wire? | 04 Nov 2003 18:36 GMT | 4 |
I'm trying to replace the built-in mechanical thermostat on an old Fasco Industries 8- foot, 240 volt electric baseboard heater with a programmable line voltage thermostat, either a Honeywell CT1950 or an Aube Technologies TH106. Problem is I'm supposed to choose between 2
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| stucco ceilngs question | 04 Nov 2003 18:25 GMT | 1 |
Has anyone had experience removing spray stucco from a drywall ceiling? Is it possible. thanks dave
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| What is a good mailbox | 04 Nov 2003 16:09 GMT | 15 |
U.S. Mail delivery person (used to be a Mailman) is mentioning to all the people on the block that we get a larger and more secure mailbox. All kinds of things come to mind about secure. Does any place make and or sell a mailbox that you can bolt to the side of the house that ...
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| painting the plastic sash on my windows | 04 Nov 2003 15:20 GMT | 2 |
I just had new windows installed in my home. They are double hung, the bottom one slides up and the top one slides down. My problem is that I have white trim but the sash that the windows slide up and down on is a beige color (its also plastic). I'd like to 1) paint the
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| Light Bulbs | 04 Nov 2003 15:02 GMT | 17 |
I read some past posts on light bulbs burning out frequently but I think this is a new twist. About two years ago I lived in an older house and I experienced my light bulbs burning out very frequently. I posted the question and got some good feedback including "long life
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| Help for grey cedar fence? | 04 Nov 2003 13:38 GMT | 4 |
My sprinklers were put right next to my cedar fence. Where the fence got wet, it turned grey. I applied tompson's water seal, but it didn't help the already grey area. Home Depot told me that to put any stain on the fence, I would first
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| Is there a hot tub that will fit through a doorway? | 04 Nov 2003 12:18 GMT | 20 |
Would like to put in a modern hot tub inside our home, but don't want to have to rip out doorways....walls etc.... So am asking if anyone knows of a deep hot tub that can be brought in modules and put together to make a decent sized hot tub.? Any websites?
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| Excellent Site: Frugal Home from Mobile Home. | 04 Nov 2003 12:04 GMT | 2 |
Recently saw this site. Some here may find this interesting and useful. http://tinyurl.com/tjar
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| Which space heaters are the best? How about the ones that use oil? | 04 Nov 2003 09:46 GMT | 3 |
I have had terrible luck with space heaters. Airwork's fans seem to go in a few months. Is there a way to oil electric fan motors. They make quite a noise. Have to turn them upside down to get noise to stop. How about the radiator type heaters that use oil instead of water . I
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| Extracting video from VHS recorde | 04 Nov 2003 09:12 GMT | 6 |
Hi, I've got an old knackered VHS recorder that has a tape stuck in it and I was wondering if there's any trick to getting it back out without applying electricity or whether I have to dismantle it completely. It's a real cheapy so I can't really give any more info about make and ...
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| fireplace insert recommendations | 04 Nov 2003 08:42 GMT | 6 |
I have a gas fireplace that is essentially useless for warming up the great room of my house. With the coming winter, the wife wants something to replace it and I was hoping there may be some recommendations for fireplace inserts or something like that. We were
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| Concrete slab over sandstone? | 04 Nov 2003 05:29 GMT | 4 |
I'm going to build a small (11' x 9') shed in my back yard and have some questions about pouring a concrete slab for it to sit on... The dirt is only about 4 inches deep, then I hit solid & relatively flat sandstone. The sandstone is soft enough that I can gouge a groove in it
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| Haiku for my favorite tool | 04 Nov 2003 04:15 GMT | 6 |
Milwaukee Sawzall Cuts through steel post like butter No more chain link fence Alan
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